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Everyday Experiments

Everyday Experiments

How will tomorrow’s technologies redefine the way we live at home?

Themes

Through a range of experiments in a set of unique themes, we explore ways to enhance our interactions with space and improve our everyday lives.

Explore Theme

Sustainability + Circularity

Re-imagining life at home within the boundaries of our planet.

1 New experiment

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Lifestyle + Well-being

Exploring new ways to see and use our homes to elevate our mood and well-being.

6 New Experiments

Explore Theme

Privacy + Trust

Challenging the way we think about safety and security at home.

4 New Experiments

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Play + Learn

Transforming the home into a playground for creativity and learning.

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Design + Organize

Finding novel ways to make the most out of what we already have.

Kaleidoscopic Home

AR
Procedurally Generated Content

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What if you could turn your home into an ever-evolving playground?

Built by — Tin & Ed

Tin Nguyen and Edward Cutting are Australian artists and creative technologists based in New York.They create playful installations and experiences that illuminate the borderless dimension between art and science, the physical and the digital, the human and the non-human.

Kaleidoscopic Home is an augmented reality (AR) application that would enrich your life at home through playful spatial interventions to improve physical and mental wellbeing. The application explores how you can digitally augment your physical space to encourage a more active, creative and playful mode of living.

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'Play is vital for children's mental, physical and social development, but we believe it's just as crucial for people of all ages.'

—Tin Nguyen

The application would turn your home into an extraordinary playground filled with an ever-changing array of surprising sculptural forms. Using AR and object recognition, exciting shapes and objects would emerge from the surface of your tables and chairs, floors, walls and ceilings. Through playful new configurations, the digital additions would continuously transform your space and create unexpected pathways through familiar surroundings.

''There is a strong relationship between the spaces we live in and our health. For this idea, we thought about how AR could change our spaces in ways that could improve our health.'

—Ed Cutting

A system of three-dimensional forms and simple colours means complex augmented reality scenes could be created by combining a number of basic elements. Because every home and every room is different, using 'Unity MARS' would allow the app to be context-aware and responsive to each unique space. Such an enriched environment would release the home's true potential as a space of stimulation and activity, challenging the notion that the home is just a space for rest and relaxation.

'This idea envisions a new kind of harmony within the home, a playful balance between order and chaos, relaxation and stimulation.'

—Tin Nguyen

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The creative interactions that the experiment encourages could have both positive physical as well as mental benefits. The increased activity as you navigate your shifting surroundings would increase heart rate and improve motor skills while decreasing blood pressure. Potentially, health data such as daily step count or sleep cycles could also be used to inform the creation of customised, personalised arrangements within your space that would benefit your specific health needs.

Everyday Experiments is a project by SPACE10 & IKEA.

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Everyday Experiments

Everyday Experiments

How will tomorrow’s technologies redefine the way we live at home?

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